	Track	Duration	Listeners
1	Come Together	4:15	783,288
2	Something / Jam	5:27	91
3	Maxwell's Silver Hammer	3:48	401,951
4	Oh! Darling	3:25	451,310
5	Octopus's Garden	2:56	485,211
6	I Want You	7:47	45,907
7	Come and Set It	2:29	46
8	Oh, I Want You	1:40	1,162
9	Because	2:43	468,467
10	You Never Give Me Your Money	4:02	365,630
11	Sun King	2:26	354,713
12	Mean Mr. Mustard	1:06	314,957
13	Her Majesty	0:23	42,185
14	Polythene Pam	1:12	367,307
15	She Came in Through the Bathroom Window	3:35	359,177
16	Golden Slumbers	1:31	389,990
17	Carry That Weight	1:37	366,682
18	The End	2:21	363,431
19	Ain't She Sweet (Rock'n'Roll Jam)	2:06	61
20	Something (Harrison Solo)	3:21	71
21	Maxwell's Silver Hammer (take 5)	3:49	1,878
22	Octopus's Garden (take 2)	2:48	1,251
23	You Never Give Me Your Money (take 30)	5:49	526
24	Golden Slumbers / Carry That Weight (take 13)	3:12	192
25	The End (remix)	2:08	1,582

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About this album

Capitol (1990) Released: 17 Oct 1990 25 tracks (75:56)

Abbey Road is the eleventh official album released by The Beatles. Though work on Abbey Road began in April 1969, making it the twelfth and final album recorded by the band; Let It Be was the last album released before the Beatles’ dissolution in 1970. Abbey Road was released on 26 September 1969 in the United Kingdom, and 1 October 1969 in the United States. It was produced and orchestrated by George Martin for Apple Records. Geoff Emerick was engineer, Alan Parsons was assistant engineer, and Tony Banks was tape operator. It is regarded as one of The Beatles’ most tightly constructed albums, although the band was barely operating as a functioning unit at the time. Rolling Stone magazine named it the 14th greatest album of all time.

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DavidSmith98 wrote:
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lol

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DavidSmith98 wrote:
last week

I LOVE THIS ALBUM MORE THAN I LOVE MYSELF ♥! [3]

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moissonneuse wrote:
last week

I LOVE THIS ALBUM MORE THAN I LOVE MYSELF ♥! [2]

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WWOMENN wrote:
last month

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ayvayva wrote:
last month

I LOVE THIS ALBUM MORE THAN I LOVE MYSELF ♥!

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candlejackkk wrote:
last month

The entire album is FLAWLESS. I wouldn't change a thing.

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DannyB01 wrote:
last month

The music is why the cover is so iconic. It's one of the best album covers of all time of course, but there's plenty of excellent album covers which never left obscurity as the group didn't back that up with their music. Abbey Road makes the perfect combination though, one of the best album covers ever with easily one of the greatest records of all time. Favorite part of the album is Golden Slumbers onward, I don't think music gets any better. But side A I probably like as much as side B overall. If they were each individual albums, they'd both be in my top 10 of all time though.

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tcbp wrote:
last month

Side B is total ecstasy

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Daruan_rst wrote:
December 2011

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innerspeaker wrote:
December 2011

This album is proof that in terms of pop/rock The Beatles were the ultimate team.

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naotas_forehead wrote:
December 2011

Yeah, side one is kind of ehhh but side two, from Here Comes the Sun to Her Majesty, is quite possibly the greatest thing they ever did

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AlCapwnUK wrote:
December 2011

I Want You, Come Together and Something are the only good tracks on side one...maybe

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Bastard1 wrote:
December 2011

Need you even ask if the opinion of a brony is a joke?

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innerspeaker wrote:
December 2011

\/ Now you're just being silly.

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irfanh23 wrote:
December 2011

"Overplayed, mostly because of its iconic cover which makes people think this is their best record." Nice joke.

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innerspeaker wrote:
December 2011

"Also the people who think this album is only popular because "the cover is iconic" are being seriously ridiculous." [2] This album is ranked the 3rd best album of all time on Rate Your Music. Obviously that doesn't mean it should be one of your personal all time favourites, but the album is clearly amazing. And the medley is one of the most revered piece of pop music ever.

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naotas_forehead wrote:
December 2011

Also the people who think this album is only popular because "the cover is iconic" are being seriously ridiculous.

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naotas_forehead wrote:
December 2011

stfu Mean Mr. Mustard and Polythene Pam may be silly joke songs, but they are epic

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RoomForSymmetry wrote:
December 2011

"Overplayed, mostly because of its iconic cover which makes people think this is their best record. " No, I think it's their best record because it's got an amazing variety of sounds and the medley is incredibly. But nice try smartass.

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nssworld wrote:
December 2011

Without a doubt my favorite Beatles album...

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